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house guests who refuse to leave.

Words like offensive, tedious
and imbecilic only hint at the
film’s truly hideous nature.

Fortunately, the Boer War and
my years as a surgeon had steeled
my stomach to such gruesome
sights, but to a lesser person, this
assault would be unendurable.

Who would have perpetuated
such a diabolical crime? Only one
twisted genius could conceive a
comedy without laughter. A dear
friend, currently retired and tend-
ing bees in Sussex, has been
notified of this dire situation.

Pray that Holmes can stop
Moriarity before Madhouse II is
unleashed.

mee

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CHAKLES H. SCOTT Gallery curator Greg Bellerby and Emily Carr College instructor Kitty Mykka select eight works for entry into the Images

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Artists chosen
for festival

EIGHT NORTH Shore artists have
been selected to enter their works
sto the eighth annual Images and
Objects visual arts show as part of
the B.C. Festival of the Arts.

The artists are: Ross Munro,
Marvin H. Manual, Moira Thomp.-
son, Janis Blyth, Marja Leena Rath-
je, Monica Shelton, Barry Shelton
and Marke Mazeppa.

In addition, Blyth received a
$100 cash award for her mixed
media work entitled Counting
Sheep. Barry Shelton was also
awarded $100 for his acrylic piece
called Earth Vessel, and Mazeppa
received $500 for a ceramic en-
titled Blackberries.

Honorable mentions were
awarded to: Judy Bagshaw, Karen
Cain, Heather Cairns and jean
Morrison,

The selections, made over the
weekend at Klee Wyck in West
Vancouver, will represent the
North Shore at the Festival of the
Arts, held in Saanich, B.C. from
May 23-27. One hundred and six-
ty-three pieces were entered for
jurying.

The works will be exhibited
along with accepted works from
other Lower Mainland regions
prior to the provincial show in
Delta during the month of April.

Images and Objects is sponsored
by the Assembly of B.C. Arts
Councils.

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